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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
2
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The article defends Congress for slow, careful study before votes. It argues legislators deliberate, seek experts, and only then act, promising voters that good men are working for the country even if results arrive late.
A writer muses on the age of the American and the peopling of the continent. He notes that indigenous groups like the Aztecs and Mayas predate later settlers and suggests scientists would value a clearer understanding of ancestral roots. He urges balance between sympathy for Native peoples and recognition of earlier inhabitants.
The passage discusses targeting the Austral group from Hawaii and notes Fiji islands span a small land area. It describes a strip about sixteen miles by fifty miles and expands to group limits roughly 300 miles north to south and fifty miles east to west, making a large target but still a tiny spot from three thousand miles away, requiring nerve to attempt.
A London dispatch reports a surgeon claiming a gland transfaction method can rejuvenate women. American cosmeticians counter with a simpler on the spot method, noting examples from casual encounters.
A historical column laments modern business for lacking religion and patriotism. It asserts old patriots sacrificed for country and warns leaders not to become slackers, decries secular society, morals tied to appearance, and calls for Sabbath keeping and restrained entertainments.
Rev. Dr. F B Meyer argues that American prosperity has not lessened religious sincerity. He notes strong worship and an active evangelical section despite Modernism Fundamentalism tensions. He predicts prohibition remains unlikely to be repealed with support from workers and housewives reducing temptations at work.
The article notes a shift as men join in early childhood education, previously seen as a mother’s duty. With more women in work, both parents spend equal hours with children, prompting educators to study fathers’ roles at home and in child development. A secondary item discusses a universal draft law affecting war profits.
Commander Edward E. Spafford of the American Legion argues for a universal law that would deter war, prevent slackers, and ensure full mobilization if needed. He asserts the Legion seeks no draft exemptions for ages twenty one to thirty but wants control to keep prices stable and all men working or fighting.
The court grants William C. Line executor of the estate. A hearing is set for July 5, 192% at 9:00 AM in the County Court to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notice of pendency and hearing will be published in the Diller Record for three consecutive weeks. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge W H Line attorney for petitioner.
Reports indicate birds learn to exploit aircraft routes, with flocks from twelve to two birds making trips on a single plane.
A pack peddler in the Ozarks hawks red gray neckties and a mirror with a magical image. An old man buys it to glimpse a former love, while his wife, seeking proof of infidelity, discovers the mirror and views a female face, triggering surprise and suspicion.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County Probate notice in the estate of George Pickard deceased. Petition by Marthe L. Clerk asks administration to Fred Clark as Administrator. Hearing set June 23 1928 at the County Court room Fairbury. Copies of order to be published for three weeks in the Dillers and weekly.
The State of Hebreska in Jefferson County publishes probate notices for the estate of Emma M Line deceased. William C Line petitions to have the last will and testament proved admitted and executed as the valid will of the deceased with proper administration and settlement steps to follow by court order.
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